IOPGPS Platform

IOPGPS Telematics Platform

IOPGPS gives WanWay customers a web and mobile operating environment for vehicle location visibility, device management, alerts, reporting, exports, and authenticated integrations.

The platform is configured around each customer's vehicles, devices, account structure, permissions, operating workflows, and integration scope.

Composite of IOPGPS web platform interfaces for map visibility, device management, and reports

Platform Summary

How IOPGPS Brings Telematics Workflows Together

IOPGPS combines visibility, device operations, event handling, reporting, and integration planning in one web and mobile platform environment.

  • Web and mobile monitoring
  • Device, alert, and report workflows
  • Integration scope planned around customer systems

Platform Areas

Core IOPGPS Capabilities

Alerts and Workflows

Event handling links vehicle events to rules, notifications, team review, and permitted follow-up actions.

  • Events that require review
  • Teams and escalation responsibilities
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API and Integrations

Integration scope connects a business system to authenticated access, selected data, permissions, testing, and launch ownership.

  • Business systems and workflows in scope
  • Available data and permission boundaries
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Device Management

Device operations connect account structure, user permissions, onboarding, assignment, transfer, and lifecycle review.

  • Manual and batch onboarding
  • Assignment and transfer
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Reports and Exports

Reporting workflows help teams filter telematics records, review exceptions, export records when permitted, and coordinate follow-up.

  • Filter records by report need
  • Review device, trip, alarm, or playback context
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Tracking and Visibility

Visibility work starts with current position, then adds device status, movement history, and controlled location sharing for authorized review.

  • Current position
  • Device status
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Platform Users

Who Uses IOPGPS

Operations teams that need vehicle location, device status, alarms, and playback in one workflow.

Finance and recovery teams that need structured account access, reports, and mobile coordination.

Telematics partners that need device operations, reporting, and integration workflows across customers.

Deployment Planning

Planning an IOPGPS Deployment

Which vehicles and device types need to be managed?

Which teams need web access, mobile access, reports, alerts, and exports?

Which data and workflows should connect with external systems?

Platform Capabilities

Core IOPGPS Capabilities

Tracking and visibility

Monitor connected vehicles, review device status, use map views, and examine movement history when data is available.

Alerts and workflows

Configure geofences, alarms, notifications, and task or event workflows around operating requirements.

Device management

Add devices manually or in batches, manage lifecycle activity, and organize accounts and roles.

Reports and exports

Review operational reports and export records for defined workflows.

API and integrations

Connect authenticated platform data and workflows with external systems according to the integration scope.

Deployment Approach

How an IOPGPS Deployment Takes Shape

A deployment is organized around the vehicles, devices, teams, permissions, and operating workflows involved.

  1. Define the operating scope

    Identify the vehicles, devices, teams, accounts, and primary business workflows included in the deployment.

  2. Organize platform access

    Establish account hierarchy, user responsibilities, permissions, and device groups for the participating teams.

  3. Set up the required capabilities

    Align monitoring, alerting, reporting, device, and integration workflows with the agreed operating process.

  4. Validate and launch

    Test the agreed workflow, confirm team responsibilities, and move the deployment into daily use.

Device and Data Dependencies

What Affects Available Functions

Device model and firmware capability

Protocol and data-field availability

Connectivity and reporting interval

Account permissions and deployment settings

Deployment Considerations

What We Configure

Available data and functions depend on device model, protocol, connectivity, and configuration.

Permissions, account hierarchy, reports, and mobile access are configured for each customer environment.

Integration methods, data scope, and permissions are defined for each integration.

Customer Proof

Related Deployment Evidence

Vehicle Recovery Across 5,000 Connected Vehicles

A Brazilian vehicle security provider used IOPGPS to support faster recovery coordination across 5,000 connected security vehicles.

3x+Customer-reported increase in stolen-vehicle recovery rate
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Digital Oversight for One Million Financed Vehicles

A Southeast Asian vehicle finance provider used IOPGPS to support digital oversight for one million financed vehicles.

1,000,000Financed vehicles managed through the deployment
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Industrial Fleet Operations Across 7,000 Vehicles

IMIP used a customized IOPGPS environment to digitize industrial fleet operations across 7,000 connected vehicles.

7,000Industrial vehicles connected through the deployment
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Frequently Asked Questions

What is IOPGPS?

IOPGPS is WanWay's web and mobile telematics platform for vehicle monitoring, device operations, alerts, reports, exports, and defined integration workflows.

Which teams use IOPGPS?

IOPGPS is designed for vehicle finance providers, recovery operations, fleet operators, telematics service providers, and system integrators.

Does IOPGPS include mobile workflows?

Yes. The IOPGPS mobile app supports monitoring, maps, tracking, playback, alarms, reports, and operational workflows for authorized users.

Can IOPGPS support integrations?

Yes. IOPGPS provides authenticated API access for defined integration scenarios. Available methods, data scope, and permissions are configured for each integration.

What affects available platform functions?

Available functions depend on device model, protocol, data availability, connectivity, account permissions, and deployment configuration.

Last updated July 25, 2026.